Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16

4GAbrs AAO AOROAtb n NGIl EcIlOuH EtohC of affairs in that country, resulting from the drouth. If rain does not relieve their distress within 8 week or ten days, very many farmers will be ruined. MT. Kerr's mill has capacity of l50 barrels of four and as much corn meal. per day, and the success of his enterprise depends upon the ability of the surrounding country to supply the grain.
 The Saddle Rock Oyster House and RestauTs ant is one of the necessities oc- casioned by the general activity in busi- ness matters and the fiIst symptoms of a boomlet that is suspected of designs upon the ancient pueblo. MT, Sievert is just the person to keeu abreast the times m this respect, and be IS deter mined to supply the best casting house
 between San Fu noisco and New Or leans. He will move into his new prem ises under the Fashion, in few days
 and formal opening will be given.
 The Anthony & Kuhn Brewing Com- pany of St. Louis has succeeded in pro ducing the purest, best, healthiest, most
 nutritious and pslstable beer m the
 world, which they warrant tO keep ID
 any climate. It is made from the best
 materials and frequent analyses have failed to show the least deleterIOus sub
 stances in its composition. Messrs. C
 Seligmann & O., of this city have sue
 ceeded Tn securing the agency Tor thit
 remarkable beve age, and they received
 a carload yesterday, which they offer al
 wholesale or by the dozen to families al
 the lowest rates.
 That this valley is vastly superior t'
 southern California for rRsin making l;
 beyond question. There the rRisiI
 makers have to ship their grapes out tC
 the MohRye desert to cure them on ae
 count of the excessive humidity m th'
 rssiin growing districts. Here, owiDg t' the dryness of our atmosphere, the raj sins can be cured in the vineyards, snC thus the expense of shipping them iron snd back to the vineyard IS saved. In flavor of our raisiDs IS also better, owIn.
 to the peculiar quality ot our sol' an' the yield per vine IS large, Ralsln mak , ing will be one of the great future m
 dustries of this vslley.-Florence En . rprise.
 Mir. Theodore Gsnson, of Dudlyvillt was here this week attending court
 He has been chlOriding one of his mine , | and made & shipment of ore that sam . pled in Tucson S2, 400 but the smeltin
 company to whom he shipped 1t sllower him only S4OO. This was discoursgins ! and rather than have five-sixths of tn 3 value of his ore stolen he concluded f
 let it remain upon the dump awhile
 It smelling companies would deal hoI
 estly with chlorIders there would nc z be so many idle furnaces in the coun try. Miners would keep them in ore they would only be content with takin
 even twenty per cent of the profits, bu !; when they want ninety per cent 1t IS ! little too much.-Florence Enterprise.
 When the old Fashion went out, ] was a great disappointment to man 1, people who had grown to be famIlia , with its cool and quiet rooms, and exec : lent menu. No other place in the cit . was eveS so popular, and the old mem . ories haunt 1t stIll. Now that Mir. Sic vert is again about Co occupy the ol
 basement, everybody feels glad and wi - take kindly to the new Fashion for th Q sake of the old. The whole place is DC - ing handsomely renovated and when th ! formal opening is made the people wi | have an opportunity of judging of NJ
 | E1ltHGIk GukCE lIAHE- DO 1O hANb BAN Q pared. The new place will be called th Saddle Rock Oyster House and Restau
 rant. There will be three elegant pr 2 vate rooms for families. besides th r large and pleasant dining room, and very commodious and convenient kitct CD. It will be first class restaurant | ' every respect. and one that would d credit to R city as large ss San Francis co, even.
 Mir. Walter tMcCallen, of Miners
 Greek, was here this week serving hi } country in the capacity of grand iurol r Mir. McCallen ana his partner, Mir, Tho' [ Haley, located on Mineral Greek il , the early days. when the footprints c s the white men were, as Angels visits few and far between" They are botl ' practical miners, and after prospeotiD 3 the Mineral Greek district felt satisfied 3 that no better named belt could b
 found and drove their stake there. A . evidence of this confidence they hay l remained ID the district through goo 7 and evil report, and have devoted th ] best years of their manhood to vnr , upon the various properties they hay 2 located there. They wIll win m th , end though they may be compelled [
 wait some time and combat blackmailer . who have tried to rule or rum becRus they could not control the properties il
 that district. Merit cannot be torCye 3 concealed by misrepresentation, ant
 merit the Mineral Creek prOpertie possess to an unusual degree.-Florenc :; Enterprise.
 Mir. l.. W. Blinn has purchased froI . c. Hayden 305 acres and from the Mol
 l mon colony an adjoining so acres. e1
 elusive of 6 few reservations amOuntin
 to 20 acres or whereabouts. Mr. Hay
 den reserved hls mill and homestea r upon the banks of the river. Mir. Blin' - has also bought the Benton place of Is l acres and from Mir. Larsen l60 acre 1, more, both two miles south of town . This gives NIT. Blipn and hIs associate ] holding of about 700 acres ID the yer 3 heart of this valley and at spot wher ) nature has said there should be s lar q and prosperous city. The work of sur veying and mapping the townsite an , suburban divisions of this mRgnlticeD property will begin at an early day an,
 by the time the railroad reaches ther
 they will be ready to make sales to thOs
 desiring business or residence property
 Just what they propose to do the re- porter for the Herald was unable to fint out, but 1t has been rumored that tn, not remote contingency is SD elegsn , hotel on Tempe butte, with fine grad ed road winding its way to the top. l is also rumored that a large reservoi , will be built upon its summit and stesn pumps erected to pump the water iron the river into this receptacle from vhicl
 will run B main to the townsite sn'
 thence run distributing pipes through
 out the town. Of one thing we are as , sured, there will be no more impsdi ments thrown in the way of the advance ment of Tempe along the royal road O progress to prosperity and grestness.-
 PheniX Herald.
 Telegraph Line.
 Prescott COurierl
 Mir. l.. H. Wilson. General Traffi Manager of the r. & A. c. Railway stated to a Courier representative yes